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Disney+ Hotstar will stream American Born Chinese, an action comedy television series based on the 2006 graphic novel of the same name by Gene Luen Yang, on 24 May.

Shopping online at Temu, Laurie Silva paid just $1.25 for earrings and $15 for a cardigan -- she is among millions of US consumers the Chinese platform is wooing with low-cost bargains and a dizzying ...

China's military carried out its third day of "combat readiness patrols" near the self-governing island of Taiwan in retribution for Taiwanese leaders meeting with U.S. officials.

Shares were mostly higher in Asia on Monday after a report Friday showed resilience in the U.S. jobs market. Benchmarks rose in Tokyo and Seoul but fell in Shanghai. Markets were closed in Hong Kong ...

The Office of Multi-Ethnic Student Affairs hosted an array of events highlighting Asian American and Pacific Islander culture and history.

Also, China conducts drills near Taiwan and the World Bank prepares for changes.

The "character-first" writer prefers having the "real estate" to focus on family dynamics and the desire for vulnerability.

The "character-first" writer prefers having the "real estate" to focus on family dynamics and the desire for vulnerability.

Caller, co-founded by Fox News' Tucker Carlson, has accused L.A businessmen of having ties to China's Communist Party, with little evidence.

China has sent dozens of warplanes towards for a second day of military drills, launched in retaliation to the island’s president, Tsai Ing-wen, meeting the US House speaker during a brief visit to the US.

Late on Saturday, Taiwan’s Ocean Affairs Council, which runs the coast guard, put out footage on its YouTube channel showing one of its ships shadowing a Chinese warship, though did not give an exact location.

Taiwan’s defence ministry said it was monitoring the movements of China’s missile forces, as the US said it too was on alert

Although racism and prejudice still exist in Northern Ireland, the region has become much more welcoming
When Alan Lui moved from Hong Kong to in 1981 he joined a Chinese community that was tiny, isolated and often abused.
Chinese migrants worked seven days a week, usually in shops and restaurants, and kept to themselves, says Lui. “Life was very plain. We didn’t go anywhere. The racism was wild. We were insulted in the street.”